Yeah and sometime crazy was that no one ever had to make crazy plays to keep up his perfect game and no hitter, like Mark Buehler’s perfect game required one of the best catches of all time
today, he gets inducted into the hall of fame, i dare say that he was the best pitcher the phillies have ever had, and id take him broken down and retired over some of the pitchers today. thanks for the memories you gave me and dad roy, i hope he was there to welcome you and i hope you gave him a game of catch, that would have made his afterlife. thank you for everything, even the tears and the goodbyes.
@@galap0g0sisland ok, when did Halladay have half the teams wins? The Phils won 54 games 1 year and Carlton won 27 of them. Nothing against Halladay, but for the Phils Carlton was the greatest ever. Halladay wasn't here long enough.
I knew in his 3rd year, when he was only hitting 89MPH and couldn't locate, something was up. Then, in his interviews, his eyes were really glassy, and his voice sounded different. My brother and I both said, " Halladay looks like he is doing percs or some kind of painkiller! It sucks man. I never got more excited to watch a guy pitch every 5th day than I did with Doc. Just painting and movement like you have never seen. And his no nonsense approach fit like a glove in Philly. If he never got hurt and started using Painkillers to try and overcome his injuries, I have no doubt he would have easily won 300 games. He was that good! Some of the best years to watch as a Phillies fan.
That game was no DOUBT the Greatest Playoff Debut of any player of any era. You just don't walk onto the mound for the first playoff game in your life and miss a perfect game by 3 inches on a close ball 4. Throwing the Second postseason NO HITTER in HIstory as your first Start had to go down as the best Debut of all time. It would be the equivalent of Joey Gallo of the Texas Rangers hitting 4 HR and getting 10 RBI in his first Playoff Game. It doesn't happen.
OK, I loved this team the most of my 50 years rooting for my beloved Phillies, watching this brings a tear to my eye. Doc was so loved by his team and was the most unselfish player ever.
Got into MLB with 2k9. The demo had PHI v TBR. Fell in love with Philly since that day I got the demo. (North Dakotan). Chooch will always be my guy! Love Howard, Utley, and Rollins! But Chooch stuck around the longest. Doc will never be forgotten❤️
I really have a huge appreciation for Votto after seeing his 2022 In-Game interview during the “Field of Dreams” game. He talked about his dad and the game during a full half inning while on the field. If you haven’t seen it I suggest you go watch it.
I remember watching this game because I loved watching Roy Halladay pitch. Soon as I saw the first inning I had a feeling I was watching something special. Then I ran up to my moms room and told her to turn on the game. She asked why and I said “it’s Roy Halladays first playoff game he has a no hitter going”
Prime Productions Halladay is better than Scherzer, but even he is a stretch for top 10 Some might say Steve Carlton belongs on that list. I wanna say Doc is Top 10 definitely, maybe around #8 - #10. I think Scherzer needs to finish his career, then we can judge him.
What a gem! I hope he’s resting easy 🙏
I doubt it, he's probably in heaven pitching his nasty stuff to the all time greats in baseball history, pissing them off no doubt.
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Votto appreciates the game enough to fully give Doc his credit and say his was overmatched that day.
If he didn’t do that he’d be an idiot
class. off-the-field mutual respect
Vott is so good here
Man, Ruiz must have been happy to see 6'4" Ryan Howard at first base. What a legendary game. Thanks, Doc.
Thank you for playing such a great game. Rest in peace Doc.
A Philadelphia sports legend
Yeah and sometime crazy was that no one ever had to make crazy plays to keep up his perfect game and no hitter, like Mark Buehler’s perfect game required one of the best catches of all time
I was there at CBP. Will never forget that for the rest of my life. Rest in peace Doc
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As a Blue Jays fan, I was so happy to finally see Doc get some postseason success.
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today, he gets inducted into the hall of fame, i dare say that he was the best pitcher the phillies have ever had, and id take him broken down and retired over some of the pitchers today. thanks for the memories you gave me and dad roy, i hope he was there to welcome you and i hope you gave him a game of catch, that would have made his afterlife. thank you for everything, even the tears and the goodbyes.
As great as Roy was, Steve Carlton was the greatest Phillies pitcher ever.
@@videoswithcatherine9221 how many no-no's did lefty pitch?
@@galap0g0sisland ok, when did Halladay have half the teams wins? The Phils won 54 games 1 year and Carlton won 27 of them. Nothing against Halladay, but for the Phils Carlton was the greatest ever. Halladay wasn't here long enough.
Ruiz really saved the day ! He didn't panic and his throw while on his knees was perfect ! So exciting !
I still have my rally towel from that game Doc was a legend!
Halladay prime was something else
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I knew in his 3rd year, when he was only hitting 89MPH and couldn't locate, something was up. Then, in his interviews, his eyes were really glassy, and his voice sounded different. My brother and I both said, " Halladay looks like he is doing percs or some kind of painkiller! It sucks man. I never got more excited to watch a guy pitch every 5th day than I did with Doc. Just painting and movement like you have never seen. And his no nonsense approach fit like a glove in Philly. If he never got hurt and started using Painkillers to try and overcome his injuries, I have no doubt he would have easily won 300 games. He was that good! Some of the best years to watch as a Phillies fan.
Boy, he really was something else! Sure do wish he was still around!
That final out..
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OMG, I remember that like it was yesterday. Long live DOC...love you buddy...hope you're still flying high in heaven.
4:43 LMAO Brian Anderson (The reporter) definitely said Chase Ugly
That game was no DOUBT the Greatest Playoff Debut of any player of any era. You just don't walk onto the mound for the first playoff game in your life and miss a perfect game by 3 inches on a close ball 4. Throwing the Second postseason NO HITTER in HIstory as your first Start had to go down as the best Debut of all time.
It would be the equivalent of Joey Gallo of the Texas Rangers hitting 4 HR and getting 10 RBI in his first Playoff Game. It doesn't happen.
Votto has always been a class act with few exceptions
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before i watched this, i rewatched the full game. i think that was the best performance ive ever seen
What a performance for your first playoff start October 6th 2010
I was there. Still the loudest game I have ever been to. Was the most electrifying atmosphere til this day
shit was gnarly. an ocean of white towels lmao. i was in right field
@@Sp33dyBeanz i was in ashburn ally. still fresh in my memory today
OK, I loved this team the most of my 50 years rooting for my beloved Phillies, watching this brings a tear to my eye. Doc was so loved by his team and was the most unselfish player ever.
I can't watch videos of Doc and not get teary eyed. Great memories and such a great pitcher.
Doc :'( man baseball misses him
Carlos Ruiz dressed like he the manager of a mexican restaurant
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Halladay Prime was something else. So glad he left AL east
Absolutely spectacular performance 😎👍🏾 R.I.P Doc we miss you ✊🏾
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That year you felt like he could throw a no hitter every time he took the mound. It was incredible to watch
What a beautiful delivery R.I.P Roy Halladay
Super Underrated
Got into MLB with 2k9. The demo had PHI v TBR. Fell in love with Philly since that day I got the demo. (North Dakotan). Chooch will always be my guy! Love Howard, Utley, and Rollins! But Chooch stuck around the longest. Doc will never be forgotten❤️
Roy Halladay is deeply missed. God bless his soul.
2024. This night still gives me chills
This is a day in Reds history that I'd like to forget.
I really have a huge appreciation for Votto after seeing his 2022 In-Game interview during the “Field of Dreams” game.
He talked about his dad and the game during a full half inning while on the field. If you haven’t seen it I suggest you go watch it.
GOD! What times were like, in that stadium, amid that era., with those players,
“Hey remembered when you called time out twice at that at bat ? I wanted to kill you”
Lol 😂can’t stop laughing at that
R.I.P dude. I remember the shock of his death.
I remember watching this game because I loved watching Roy Halladay pitch. Soon as I saw the first inning I had a feeling I was watching something special. Then I ran up to my moms room and told her to turn on the game. She asked why and I said “it’s Roy Halladays first playoff game he has a no hitter going”
In my opinion, Roy Holliday is one of the top ten greatest starting pitchers of all time.
Hes a HOF but top 10? Over SEAVER, RYAN, CY YOUNG, SCHERZER, LEFTY GROVE, PETE ALEXANDER, ETC?
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Prime Productions Halladay is better than Scherzer, but even he is a stretch for top 10 Some might say Steve Carlton belongs on that list. I wanna say Doc is Top 10 definitely, maybe around #8 - #10. I think Scherzer needs to finish his career, then we can judge him.
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What a pitcher Roy was
RIP Roy Halladay ⚾️
total agree with Chase. Doc was the best pitcher I've ever seen. And, I watched Carlton! RIP
I can’t believe the Phils lost this series 😪
Phils swept the Reds. They lost to the Giants in the NLCS.
Being a south jersey boy it gives me chills my favorite Phillies team
absolute legend.
IMO still the Best Blue Jays pitcher of all-time. Rest easy Doc!
I watch Halliday v Carpenter at least once or twice a year. Such a great game
rip D.O.C
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Roy Halladay will always be a favorite pitcher in my book really miss him main pitcher I see that takes on his pitching style is Charlie Morton
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It was his 44th birthday yesterday R.I.P. doc
Big doc was nasty one of my favorite pitcher
Goddamn Doc was fucking good. Also screw those people who doubted his HOF candidacy.
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I have to say Im a Jays fan so i may be biased but Halladay is the best starter in MLB HISTORY! TO HAVE A NO HITTER IN THE FIRST PLAYOFF GAME?
The doctor was operating that day
rip Holladay
I hate when people say first. that doesn't win you anything does it? grow up little girl
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Against the best NL hitting team
Pitched just like him because I wanted to be him
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not a bad pitcher but a lousy pilot
RIP